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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-03-11
Effects of a Long Reign.

A French firm has received an order
from London for 100000 handker
chiefs with Queen Victoria's picture OIL
them. in anticipation of her majesty
golden jubilee This seems to in
dictate that Victoria's long reign has
given all her subjects colds in the head
philadelphia Inquirer.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-03-11

Take the the southeast VII Little Rock aud
andal East Double daily lne OF Pullman
4. Louis Take either the ahs LOT
Take the 6 train for
intermediate points Passengers ana rom
Philadelphia
liverpool steamship Line between New York Philadelphia
and
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-03-11

short line to New points Louisiana New y o Arizona
The North East and Southeast Elegant
through between - Louis
Demng Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars bewcn Fort Worth
andN without change.
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CCyyJ,-

Fort particulars tickets call on
1 "A MILLER Travelling Passenger Agent, Dallas, Tex.
EP depot Main DHAe lex
q Ticket Union depot. East Dali
MCCULLOUGH General Passenger and Ticket Agent ba lex
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-03-11
ONLY ONE CHANGE OF CARS To

Chicago,
Cincinnati,
The Universalist. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1884-1897, 1887-02-12
PRICE REDUCED,

The Publishing House has issued new
edition of GLORIA PATRI. 1t consists of
Prayers, Chants and Responses for Public
Worship. 214 pages. Prepared by the
Rev. L. J. Fletcher, DID. The first order
of service is from the pen of Rev. Thomas
B. Thayer, DID,; the rest OF the work is
DIR. Fletcher's. The book may be used
either as book of chants for the choir
only, or as chants and responses for the
minister and choir, or as services in
which the minister, choir and congrega-
ton may all join. 1t contains morning
and evening service for each month in the
year, with series of special services.
In order to secure its introduction into
large number of our parishes, who want
an excellent but low-priced book for a
responsive service, the price has been re-
duced to 80 CENTS COPY, postage or ex.
press to be paid by the purchaser. Orders
supplied from the Western Branch, Chi
capO
The Universalist. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1884-1897, 1887-02-12
NORTHERN OHIO.
FROM WILLIAM F. CRIsPIN.l

Akron, o., Feb. A, 1887. = To the
Editor of THE UNIvERsALIsT. AT Raven
ma church social was held at the res
idence of the pastor, Rev. Andrew Will
son, on Tuesday evening, Jan. 25. Br.
Wilson being called away on last Sunday
morning to attend funeral, President
Cone supplied for him at the morning
service. In the afternoon he went to
Shalersville to officiate at funeral SER
vice also.
The ladies of our Kent church gave
a sleigh ride and oyster supper last Fri
day evening, which was well attended
and passed off very pleasantly.
Rev. William Tucker, d. d., preach.
ed at the Universalist church, Mount
Gilead, last Sunday. Subject in the
morning: "The Philosophy and Func.
ton of Doubt" and at night: Is Life
Worth Living?" A series Of meetings
The Universalist. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1884-1897, 1887-02-12

INDIANA. = Muncie. AN excellent
meeting is in progress at this place. Thus
far sixteen have united with the church
and the interest continues.
Point Isabel-Is little town lying
ten miles north of Elwood. Here some
friends, believers in the larger hope, had
assisted the Methodists in building
church. Two weeks ago, two of the
trustees consented to permit the superin-
tendent to hold services in the same for
two days, but the day before his arrival
the bargain was snnulled, and we were
driven to the school house. The people
showed their disapprobation of such in
tolerance by crowding the house at every
service, and responding with generous
collection. Arrangements were made to
hold other meetings in the not distant
future.
Just as soon as possible, the State
Superintendent desires to give particu-
lar attention to the Permanent Missionary
Fund. If any of the friends in the State
take special interest in this matter, the
Superintendent at Dublin would be very
happy to hear from them.
We have the basis for this fund al.
ready secured in the shape of the Con.
vention farm, in Allen county, worth
$4,000. Can we not raise $4,000, oil
possibly $4,000 more during the current
year9 Have we not some good brother
or sister in our ranks who will respond
grandly TO the call The Lord loveth &
cheerful giver. RIM.
The Universalist. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1884-1897, 1887-02-12

passing squalid negro houses, with the
doors full of rags and little black
faces-cunning, attractive faces, often
then wetting the horses feet in clear,
lovely stream, then bursting on rail-
road track, at which our horses prick up
their ears and the riders their fears, espe-
cially if the wild echoes OF the steam
whistle are heard and the woods begin
to shake with the terrible tread of an ap-
preaching train-then after more turns
and windings and dartings through close
branches and beneath pine canopies, we
enter a wide thoroughfare and gallop
homeward, bearing in our hearts and
faces the pleasant trophies of glorious
afternoons ride. J. Ell. FUTILE.
The Universalist. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1884-1897, 1887-02-12
THE LIBRARY COMMISSION.

At recent meeting of this Commission
Of the Universalist General Convention
it was organized for the current year by
the choice of @. W. Tomlinson, d. D., Of
Pawtucket, r. T., as Chairman, and Miss
Mary A. Ellis, of North Cambridge, Mass,
as Secretary. After a careful considera-
ton OF books reported upon, and the &C.
ceptance of some of them, it was decided
to hold another meeting in April.
1t is proposed to issue the 1887 approved
list in May; to consist in part of books
recommended for teachers use.
The Universalist. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1884-1897, 1887-02-12
RELIGIOUS INTELLIGENCE OF THE WEEK.

church, 800; Gum Ministerial Relief
Fund, $25; Maternity Hospital, $75;
Children's Homeopathic Hospital, $50;
Children's Aid Society, $25; Woman's
Association of the Hahnemsnn Hospital,
$25; Wayfsrers' Lodge, $22.32; being
total of $322.32.
The Universalist. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1884-1897, 1887-02-12
ghe Smteriur.

ILLINOIS. = Chicago and Vicinity.
Rev. @. E. Rice, of East Cambridge, Mass.
preached Sunday afternoon and evening
at the Church of Our Father, to good
congregations Notwithstanding the exc
cradle weather.-Communion service at
st. Paul's on Sunday morning. = Rev.
Miss Chaplin preached at Oak Park on
Probation" and Rev. L. w. Brigham at
Woodlawn Sunday evening. - Rev. Mr..
Conklin, Notwithstanding he was suffer-
ing from sore throat, preached twice in
the Church of the Redeemer.
The Universalist. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1884-1897, 1887-02-12

OHIO.- NOrwalk. Rev. j. F. Rice
writes: at is my privilege to communi-
cate good news. The Norwalk church is
free from debt. Through the grace of
God indwelling in the hearts of two be-
loved brethren, our Zion is swept clean
of all financial incumbrance. Br. w. A.
Mack has paid debt amounting in prin-
cipal and interest to $500, which, like a
leech has chung to the church edifce
since its erection. And Br. Fredus Sim
mons has likewise extinguished a debt
amounting in principal and interest to
$3.50, which was created on account of
pastoral service and contingent expenses.
The generosity of these brethren was
disclosed at the annual meeting of the
church, filling every heart with gratitude,
and many eyes with tears.
"This act on the part of these men reach
as far deeper than release from church
Indebtedness; it has quickened the life Of
the church, made it vitality strong, and
also made it cautious with respect to its
future financial management. Hence
forth it will not undertake anything with
out ready means to pay for it. 1t will
struggle along, as best it can, with only a
non resident preacher serving half the
time, until it can locate pastor, and
without distress pay him for full service.
"Olmsted.- The grand old church in
Olmsted is also worthy of mention on
account of its works. 1t has taken out
the old furnace, which was always more
of an ice congesler than a heat generator,
and replaced it with new one, which
has been found perfect success. All il
paid for"
The Universalist. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1884-1897, 1887-02-12
NOTES FROM LOMBARD.

Mrs. Prof. Grubb has been somewhat
i'll; also Miss Prof. Shipman; but both are
well now.
H. J. Orelup, 'S6, of the Theological
department is married, and, as already re-
ported, settled at Anoka, MINI. He mar
ried Miss Eta johnson, of Wheaton,
I'll. ALI Of the students wish them sue
cess and long and happy life.
The Seniors have issued prospect
tus of their book, "The Lombard" They
are hunting up all the old relics of the
University and asking many questions.
The book promises to be great success.
500 copies only will be printed, and
judging by the orders that are coming in
that number will soon be found INSULT
cient.
Rev. DR.. Crane delivered his lecture
on German Socialism at Macomb last
week.
Rev. Miss Kollock lectures for Y.
P. M. A. Feb. II. The subject of her
lecture is Beyond the Rockies"
Rev. Charles Conklin, of the Church
of the Redeemer, Chicago, spent Tuesday
evening, Feb. l, with DR.. Crane. 1t was
a mistake, however. He came here to
lecture, but owing to some misunder-
standing, the Y. P. M. A. were not expect
ing him. DIR. Crane says that they had a
"frst rate good visit, though"
Mr.. Fielding Miles from Hiawatha.
Kas., one of the first students of LON
bard, made US very pleasant visit few
days ago. He made the acquaintance of
several students whose fathers and mo-
theirs attended the University with him.
He expressed himself well pleased with
the school so much so that he intends to
send son and daughter to the Univer-
sity next term. It was indeed pleasure
to hear him recall the old time occur
rences and relate them in his happy
manner. He may be properly called one
of Lombard's loyal some.
The Universalist. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1884-1897, 1887-02-12
THE ELLIS MEMORIAL
BEING DEAD YET sPEAKETH"
F aith andRighteOusness
AMemorial of Sumner Ellis D. D.
" HE BEING DEAD YET SPEAKETH."

This outline of the Life and Ministry Dr. ELLIS by
R. Cambridge selection of thirteen
Memorial
the editorial the Editor of THE UNI
beautifully
Cambridge and bound veum with gilt 1t contains admirable like
Ellis photograph. Mechanically the MEMORIAL
the Publishing
The Universalist. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1884-1897, 1887-02-12
ACID PHOSPHATE,

BEWARE OF INVITATIONS.
limitations and counterfeits have again
appeared. Be sure that the word "HoRs-
FoRD's' is on the wrapper. None are genu-
inc without it.
The Universalist. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1884-1897, 1887-02-12

The Universal Intuition. "As seeing
him who is invisible Heb. XII 81.
The Incarnation a Necessity. And
the Word was made flesh and dwelt among
u.s." John : IL.
The Christ Consciousness. "For the
law was given by Moses, but grace and truth
came by Jesus Christ" John II.
w.
The Fallacy of Disbelief. BE not faith
less, but believing" John Xxx :27.
".
differences Based on Gift and Growth.
"Grow up into him in all things, even
Christ" Eph iv. To-
vi.
Faith Confirmed by Progress. "when
l was child, Ispake as a child, understood
as child, thought as a child; but when 1
became man. put away childish things" 1
Cor. xiii :2.
VII.
righteousness. Nevertheless we, ac-
cording to his promise, look for new heavens
The Universalist. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1884-1897, 1887-02-12
TITLES AND TEXTS OF THE SERMONS.

and new earth, wherein dwelleth righteous
ness" II Peter iii 10.
The Law of Service. "And for their
sakes l sanctify myself" John xvii 10.
Current Tendencies In Thought and
Life. "Can ye not discern the signs of the
times?" Matt. xvi 3.
Y.
The Law of the Christian spirit 1.-THE
law of the spirit of life in Christ Jesus" Rom.
viii %.
XII.
The Song of Mercy and Judgment.
ST will sing of mercy and judgment; unto
Thee o Lord, will sing" Psalm. OF /.
XII.
The Fulfilling Principle. Love is
the fulfilling of the law" Rom. xiii 10.
XIII.
Religion the Vital Bond. "That they
all may be one; as thou, Father, art in me, and
in thee, that they also may be one in u.s.
John xvii 81.
The Universalist. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1884-1897, 1887-02-12
Now Ready for Delivery.

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The Universalist. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1884-1897, 1887-02-12

Rev. DR. Emerson the Christian Leader Jan 90 the MEMORIALS
Rev Moor the hogpher record accurately appatve in its
estimate literary orderly, auts
All along and feel that the writer's heart endey
moved and the fully symbolic character which they
dmeate We anticipated excellent sketch: the reality well fauless
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-09-23

- Canton. 9irsbasmor9en Tom en-
Del at ct Grastran les fra be sprise
9o9ne os git meb ful6 Gart neb 8atfe
til bet tre Mile fra Canton fbbte imob
ct Hasfasertran. Sc brebte er: Nns
brem Derretb, Der efterlaber 5amilie /
&od gauep Soma. W. q. Yloos ST.
senipr paa Hasie9ertranet, efterlaber
Gamilie | Mc@resor Soma os Gbas
Dumbor fra Soma. Set ipnes ct timber
at ale Hasiaserne flap iaa belbis fra
bet. Ser @osne meb &reaturer os
os 9pebe 1aa iplintret % fafet on1frins.
9elb nbelbet bar bet at bet lite ifeebe
10 Setunber tiblisere. Da nil6e bet
babe peret paa 8roen oner @iour~ Sloz
ben os 30a40 2ip pilbe BABE saaet tabt
Eppe Meblemmer af ct Muiifforps git
al Trenet II Minuter fgr. Sen 8osn,
be bar blep aloeles fnui. 4renet
tilbgrte Chicago Miltp. g. g.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-09-23
T9ueSmpoet.

Nfbolbsforeninsen Minneapolis bar
belluttet at mobtase ale @ieter til 5elz
esIelIfabets Narsmbbe ben 10 os 13 os
sioe bem frit Opbolb. Dm Iitenen ben
12te p,l ber bore en- feitlis Eilitelnins
meo 9aler, Muiit, @ans os 8eoartnins
al Goreniusens Damer. Meo billis
@eiie os COB Mobtaselie iuente baaber
ri, at ale 5orenlnser Minneiota pil
ienoe en- &epraientant, iaa ri iaar tan
faa iitanb en- iolib os fterf Organization
for Nibolbsiasens 5remme blanbt bort
Go1t.
@ieiter til Mpbet maa mel6e lit
&omme itibe meb lfriitlis 9enpenbelie til
@elifabets Sefreter
$. Nife1anb,
vJelt &aabet," Gebar Npe.
Mainneapolis, Minn.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-09-23
g a M III E n III tn in g.

@aa npbpenoi9t lom bet er, at Be enz
telte- Mfbolbsoenner i1tter fig iammea
til en- 5brenins for beito bebre at fremme
Totalafbolo paa be enfelte @teber, lise,
iaa forbelastist pil6e bet pere, at be for
ifjeqise Soreninser ilutteoe fig iammen
til Seuesielifabct. Sen Yerion, iom
iffe pil ilutte fig til nosen 6orenins os
bog paaitaar at pare liseiaa sob &rbeiz
ber mob 9rnffeni ifabslai item iom no9et
Nfbolbsmeblem, er ct ianbt 8i1ebe paa
be 6orenineer, iom pil fremme Eotalz
afbolb oper bele Staten os bog iffe oil
flute fig til 5eQesielifabet. @aaleoes
lom grbeibet MI bripes, Dber no9le Gorz
enineer mere enb man funbe pente, me-
bens De flete oerimoo betaler tibet e1er
1nsentins. 9ette ct ct Misforbolb, iom
lnareit muli9t burbe rettes paa. So
norite Nfbolosforeninser ipreote runot
Minneiota uben Samarbeioe fan forz
bolbspis tibet ejsre uoenom fin e9en
Maibte; meoens be iamlet StDrfe tunoe
sipre iin Snbfpbelie qlelbenoe meo
mansebobbelt Gffett. NfbulbsfOreninz
serne burbe ielp inbie Gorbelen al at
ilutte fig til 6elesielitabet. @r &ontinz
senten for bei, Tan ben iattes lapere; er
ben for liben, fan ben forbsies, os bois
nosen finber @elIfabets &on1 1titutiou
basuenbt, iaa Tan 10 osiaa ben foranores
peb neite Narsmebe.
Saar boloes Narsmpbet paa en- beleiz
Zig 9ib, os Biletpriien er rebuceret til
II Gent pr. Mil, ica bet er at baabe, al
ret mango Goreninser oil pelse &epre.
ientanter, iom fan operpare Msbet. 81
Beiesenoe pil bebase at unberrette Gel:
ifabets Sefretar, Sr. $. Gitelanb, on
beres 8on1,ae, Iaa frit 2osis fan blip'
orbnet.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-09-23
sra 8enfot.
6r. &eoaftpr!

Benlon er en- Bp paa omtrent 900
SnobD99ere os lisser paa besse Siber
al Sim Sills 8ei til Manitoba.
SIR high license 2open fom itanb
bar fer 6 Salooner. @fterat high IL
cense blep inbfprt bar Saloonernes Inz
tal 6. Sab mig faa forflare mig. ginz
teren Sc o9 81 sjennemprtes Minnez
iota 2esislatur en- Sob, iom tillaber en-
Manb (ja &pinoe for bet) at ielse be-
ruienbe 9ritte, beri iom ban betaler $500,
naar ban Bot paa en- Ylabs, buor Der
er minbre enb 10000 Snbbpssere os
$1,000, naar ban bor paa en- Ylabs, bpor
ber er mere enb 10000 Sn6bpssere.
9enne Sou blep sieunemfprt, baooe
ies ner iast, af Saloonfeepernes @talbz
brpbre, men ies ia bet lite, 9r. &eoatz
ter, ,os bens 8irfuins lfuloe bore at
inbifranfe Saloonerne os forminbife
Oriffetrafitfen. Dette 8laar blep tall
falb faitet / Dinene paa Mfbolosfolfet.
@aloonfeeperne ifulbe betale iaa og iaa
mango Hen9e til Stabs< eller 8pfasIen,
os bette isien ifulbe bore en- 2ettelie for
Sfattebberne.
It Der pirfelig / Dor Tio fnoes 6olt
iom er iaa bunne, at be tror, = eQer
Soft, iom sisr fig iaa bumme, at be tens
fer at inbbilbe Soft, - at Saloonfeeprz
rem peb tit Nrbeioe eller peb fine Jrens
brin9elier betaler Yense til 8p eQer
Statsfaslen, bet er bog parre enb al
inobiloe Soft, at &oplerpen ensans ia
"8ri meg pel % beng meg paa en-
9el, iaa beng as ber."
Derlom bu prir @aloonfeeperen bel
iaa fan bu faa Yeuse ubaf bam, mer
bpor far ban faaet Bensene ira? 9a,
ban frembrast Bensene peb fit Grbeibe
Gar ban penbt Yense ubaf fine Hrobuf:
ter? 9u bar feet en- Saloonfeepers
Yrobuft, naar ban raper afiteb eler lis
ger i en- eller anben Sort tiumpe eller fin
bes ibielfrolen. Du bar bel let SaloOn
teeperens Yrobufter, naar be brar flof
febis meo be forfaroelisite Goer os 5or
banbelier paa fine 2eber, fialenbe boer
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-09-23

2isesploisbeb iimpeltbeoen er en- Gslse al
Mansel paa 5oreta9Iontbeb, os at Sp@
net bos Nbolbsfoltet er iaa ineuert, at
bet lite saar ubenfor ben enfelte Sorz
enings &rebs. Set burbe lite pere Iaa.
Set er en- Sfam, at bet er laa st Gel
ifab iom bette burbe finbe Tililutnins ps
@pmpatbi bos enbper Gorenins | @taten
Men ibet ri paataler benne Slbpbeb
tilla6 os ct @perssmaa1 paa ben anben
5ibe: u6ar oslaa 8eitprelien sjort i'm
Ylist? Bi oeb, at 8rOf. &eimeitao iene>
re Tio bar opbolbt fig Norse paa ct
lensere 8eips, men Der bar pel umber
bans Jraoer peret geosen, ium barinoe>
bapt bars Ylaos iOm ben leoenbe
Nano. $ bpilten loitrafnins bar Gel
lfabets @etreter iaaet &orrelponbdnce
meb 5oreninserre @taten? 9ar be
ubIenbte Ealsre peret fpaliftcerebe
Menb til at bibrtn9e be allereoe beltaaz
enoe 6orenin9er Operbepisnins om bet
npopeubise Eililutntns til @elifabet?
9ar man be1er ipgt at or9aniiere be be-
itaaenbe 5orenin9er eno at oparbeioe nDe
Marter? Ser er mango Spprssmaal at
fr1nne ftille, men fort iast: uSar 8ez
ftDrelien ufprt an", iom ben ifulbe os
burbe, iaa at ben, naar MI Iarsmpbet
tommer, fan iise: "8i bat 9jort Dor
Sci, men 6olfet - uilbe ifte." 8i bar
intet 8esreb um, buao 8eftprelien bar
giort, 1aa ooenitaaenbe Blot ct erbpoi9e
Speresmaal, ion ri paa Garsmgbet
pente, at faa Be- lparet. Set bpr itfe forz
slemmes, at Solicit tittrenser 2eoere, os
at bet ifte er Solicit iom ifal lebe 8ez
itprelien, men 8eitprelien, ber lom ooerz
alt, iom lfal lebe Solfet. @r bet muz
list for en- Organization iom ,,Templarz
Orbenen uosle 9lar at naa op til en
iaaban @tprfe os 5aitbeb, iom BEN ioas
fan pile, bpao itulbe bore / 8eien for,
at osiaa ct @elitab 1om bette tunbe or
9anileres os blipe en- lebel.be Mast?
Sab Marsmbbet blipe fplbi9t belp9t.
Sorenins pt beber @oer inbtrenz
9enbe, ieuo ben rebelisite, ben iprisite,
ben beb1te Manb til Mgbet. Sab bog
bette blipe ct Mp6e, bporaf &eiultater
pil 1ppres / bet fpnt1nenbe 4ar.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-09-23

sjorbe 100000 @laper. Ds 1iseiaa
iitfert ifal 6urtispresierne fnuie Dranz
ferens 2enfer os temple Gorbrpoermer>
fet paa Sals os Eilpirfnins af beruieube
Driffe.
Derfor Nfbolbsfult benpt ier al Yresz
len. &an S iffe ielp ifripe om Sasen,
laa ubbreb, boab andre frembrinser.
@nbper Nfbolbsmanb burbe ibetminbite
bolbe ct Nfbolbsblab. geaar S ielp
bat left bet, iaa taft bet life bort; men
sip bet til ebers geaboer eqer &ienbinge.
@eb @iben beraf par bet sobt ONT Sore
nin9erne funoe fipbe Nfbolbsfortallin9er
os u6breoe iblanot benz, iom lite beigser
Mpberne. Set er ben beloi9te Maabe,
buorpaa Maabebolbsiolfene Tan pinbes !;
peb Oisfus1ipn bripes be altfpr pfte til
en- baarbere Mobf fanb mob Nfbolbsz
Ia9en.
gf 8laoe Tan iier anbefales ,Gelt
@aabet," uNbolosblabet," v5oltets
&pit" os uSolfezgennen." Disie 8labe
rebiseres os uosipes af Nfbolosfolf, os
buroe ielpfpl9eli9 tunne fremitiae Sa9en
neb mere &larbeo os itgrre Starpbeb
eno be Apiler, bpis &ebattprer ct balpz
fulbe af 2aser Seer, naar be ifripe Gfz
boloslebere. Ser stpes uaturlispis enz
bel anbre norlfe Tioslfrifter, ber aoerz
terer Cog 1om &e9el er Der mere 2p9n
END @anbbeb beres Nuertislementer)
at be arbeiber for Totalafbolb os 8roz
bibition: men bet 9isr bisie fun for at
bebolbe fine 9amle Mbpnnenter.
geu, buab Blab s enb bolber, iaa ie
enbelis til, at S betaler for bet, om
mulist 5orifuo. Set er en- ier9eli9
&jenbssiernins, at fere Gfbolosb1abe
enten er inbsaaeoe eller er panlfelist
itiueoe finouciel 9enieenbe iom 5plse
al Nbonneuternes 2isesploi9beb. 9pis
S life pnlfer 8laoet lensere, iaa betal,
bpab S ifplber, os faa 5orienoelien
itanolet.
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2lfbolost storeatn8erneS Mrbeioe.
Nf Often Btnberg.
(Slutnin9.)
Wfholbsliteratur.

Nfbolbsfolfet burbe mere enb bibtil
arbeibe peb 9ialp al 2iteratur. Hresz
fen er bet beb1te Waibbel, bporpeo man
fan petfe Borserne til fraftist os ubbolz
benbe Nrbeibe for en- Gag af almen Snz
teresie. Beb 6jelp af ben fneffeoe 2u>
tber Yapemosteu, peo ben itprteoes @nez
polbstpraniet / europa. Set par Bogz
trpfferiperten, iom iluffebe &ietterbaaz
lene, os. bet bar ueo 5lppelfrifter at SRI
bebsibeerne plantebes runbt ONT GU
ropa. 8resieu bar bet Mibbel, bpori>
Qiemmem 9arriet Bee4er Stone peo
,,Dnfel CONS Spite" naaebe 9iertebunz
ben paa enbper menneifefjerlis Borsel
os opiOrebe benz til en- Scamp, iOm fri
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-09-23
Sra ,,Mfbolosblaoet''.

>gi benleber Opmarfiombeone paa
Minnelotaz gelifabets Narsmpbe Minz
neapolis ben 12te os 13be Oftober. Sprz
selist er bet at ie ben Slbpbeb, ior
Minnelotas Nfbolbspenner ubpiier operz
for bette @elifab, os bpis be life faar
ginene op fbr bette Msbe, faa be pelz
ger Delesater os ienber, lfal bet life for
unbre os, on Narsmgbet bliner Gel
lfabets Besrapellesmese. @i feler
os foruislet om, at en- flor Del al benne
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-09-23

&ipbforiDn ing. Nle 9iitorier
enten be ct ON Maanen e1er ON ST. lfez
ne bsr bense ibob. @aalebes oslaa
bpab ber iises ON &jeb. Sen liplise
6antaIi Der ubmaler en- Mansel at
balpanben' Million @lastefpes os en
paafhsenbe .&iebemansel os iamt,bis
forteler on1, at &ipbmarfetet ct operz
fplbt os at be banblenbe ielser meD
Sab er uoen Sammenbens. Ser for
tales at fblte ginters &ulbe os fibite
@pmmers 3brf bar bapt en- iaa ifabelis
synbflpbelie paa &pesapls ube i8eiten,
at bet pil foraarl lase ben ooennepnte
Mansel. Ds bog er Marfetet operfplot
% @alset fer til ruinerenbe Yriie.
Spilten Dsl al 9iitorien er ianb os iffe
1ano, fommer paa ct ub os pil life for
oariase nosen 5rpst. Ser pil pere
@laat moi 2anbet iaa iOm bet er. Men
ON @pefulanterne fit inoqpoet Solicit
libt @tref, iaa be beraf funoe benptte
Nnlebninsen til at ifrue op fine Hriie, oa
bapbe be opnaaet fin 9eniist. Gn Stisz
ming al en- Brefoel / lbialsspriien
pilbe brinse Millioner 1&pas ,Rinsens'
&osie. Beiemmelien al Hris er oper'
labt til benz us bet er fun ct Sppr9s=
maal ON, bpormeget 6olfet oil taale.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-09-23

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Pruces pil bline bebanblet Circuit
Courts feritfommenbe Termin. Set
bar ct &rap paa $4,000, iom q. g.
Erem forbrer af ct. Saul, Minneapolis
& Omaha 81. %. for @fabe anrettet paa
bans @top o9 8armprer pe6 8ranb,
builfen ban paaltaar ct tenbt peo @niz
iter fra ct af napnte &ompasnis Soto
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